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Despite the blustery morning, there was great excitement at Rossnowlagh Farmers Market Easter Egg Hunt. After finding all the missing eggs, children had the chance to showcase their artistic talent by decorating their finds. Click on the arrows to see Philip Mulligan's photos of the event.
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The market takes place in the Council (main) Car Park in Rossnowlagh every Friday from 10am to 1pm, with a fabulous range of fresh food, baked goods, crafts, plants and more. More on the market's activities and producers can be found on the Rossnowlagh Farmers Market Facebook page
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